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Table A.1 List of threatened species potentially occurring in the general area of the site

 

 

Scientific name Common Status (EPBC Habitat requirements Habitat present
name & NC Act) on site?
Flora
Acacia attenuata - V(EPBC,NC) Margins of peat swamps in eucalypt Yes, along
forest on sandy wallum. Grows to 4m, margin of
flowers in autumn/early winter (Lebler heathland
1977)
Bosistoa selwynti Heart-leaved V (EPBC) Lowland rainforest, tree io 22m, Unlikely
Bosistoa flowering in autumn (Stanley and Ross
1983)
Bulbophyllum V(EPBC,NC) Growing on trunks and branches of Unlikely
globuliforme Araucaria cunninghamii (Hoop Pine)
(Stanley and Ross 1989)
Cryptocarya foetida Stinking V(EPBC,NC) Littoral closed forest (Stanley and Ross Unlikely
Cryptocarya 1983)
Phaius australis Lesser E(EPBC,NC) Islands in Moreton Bay, in swamps. Unlikely
Swamp-orchid Grows to 2.1m, flowers in spring-early
summer (Stanley and Ross 1989)
Prasophyllum wallum - V(EPBC,NC) Coastal areas on wallum and along creek Yes, along
margins. margin of
heathland
Phaius tancarvilleae Swamp E(EPBC,NC) Occurs in swamps, mainly dominated by Yes, in
Orchid Melaleuca. Has been recorded in the area heathland
early 20% century and not since.
Phaius bernaysti - E(EPBC,NC) Occurs in swamps on off shore island Unlikely
(Stanley and Ross 1989). Has been
recorded in the area early 20 century
and not since.
Eucalyptus conglomerata Swamp E (NC) Swampy wallum or poor sandy areas Yes, along
Stringybark fringing wallum flats (Stanley and Ross margin of
1986), heathland
Alyxia magnifolia R(NC) Remnant rainforest or depauperate Unlikely
rainforest (Stanley and Ross 1986)
Blandfordia grandiflora R(NC) Coastal wallum. Flowers early summer. Yes, in
heathland
Gompholobium virgatum R(NC) Sandy coastal areas around Noosa. Yes, anywhere
var. emarginatum Flowers late winter to spring (Stanley
and Ross 1983)
Vallisneria nana - RNC) Aquatic plant Unlikely
Macarthuria complanata - R(NC) Heathiand Yes, along
heathland
Durringtonia paludosa - R(NC) Heathland, associated with Empodisma Yes, in
minus (Stanley and Ross 1986) heathland
Boronia rivularis Wide Bay R(NC) Moist or swampy areas on sand (Stanley Yes, in
Boronia and Ross 1983) heathiand
Symplocos harroldii - R{NC) Rainforest Unlikely
Ricinocarpos speciosus - V (NC) Damp areas in eucalypt forest and near Yes, anywhere,
rainforest especially in
Paperbarked
Teatree areas
Prostanthera palustris - V(NC) Sandy areas. Flowers in spring Yes, anywhere
Archidendron lovelliae Bacon Wood V (NC) Subtropical rainforest on deep sand Unlikely
(Williams et al. 1984)
Acacia baueri - V(NC} Poor sandy soil, usually on damp wallim Yes, anywhere
heaths, but also in scrub woodland
Xanthostemon Penda V (NC) Rainforest Unlikely
oppositifolius
Arthraxon hispidus - VNC) Damp shady areas of rainforest and Yes, along

 

 

 

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